You are viewing a plain text version of this content. The canonical link for it is here.
Posted to dev@spamassassin.apache.org by bu...@bugzilla.spamassassin.org on 2004/09/16 10:10:08 UTC

[Bug 2961] spamd receives SIGPIPE after long processing time

http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2961





------- Additional Comments From ni_kara@panafonet.gr  2004-09-16 01:10 -------
The same here. On a Sun Solaris system with 256Mb RAM running ONLY spamassassin
and clamav deamons. Some of the logs:

----------- syslog --------------

Sep 16 09:45:33 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22183]: identified spam (9.0/5.0) for clama
v:1180 in 197.0 seconds, 18748 bytes.
Sep 16 09:45:33 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22184]: identified spam (7.5/5.0) for clama
v:1180 in 193.2 seconds, 18494 bytes.
Sep 16 09:45:33 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22184]: SIGPIPE received - reopening log so
cket
Sep 16 09:45:33 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22186]: SIlast message repeated 2 times
Sep 16 09:45:34 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22178]: clean message (-4.3/5.0) for clamav
:1180 in 234.2 seconds, 26354 bytes.
Sep 16 09:45:34 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22178]: cllast message repeated 1 time
Sep 16 09:45:34 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22178]: SIGPIPE received - reopening log so
cket
Sep 16 09:45:34 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22187]: clean message (3.1/5.0) for clamav:
1180 in 178.8 seconds, 29683 bytes.
Sep 16 09:45:34 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22187]: cllast message repeated 1 time
Sep 16 09:45:34 dolphin.dea.gr spamd[22187]: SIGPIPE received - reopening log so
cket

------------------ syslog ---------------------

We run 8 children proccesses. Normally spamd runs fine with scantimes 2-3
seconds even for 20-30k messages. But sometimes it gets very slow with responce
times even to 1000seconds for 2-3kb messages. 

The cofiguration for the mail-server is sendmail milter and milter-spamc. The
timeout (at sendmail.cf) is
 Xmilter-spamc, S=local:/var/clamav/milter-spamc.sock, T=S: 2m;R:4m

Finally, the deamon dies, with no syslog entry.




------- You are receiving this mail because: -------
You are the assignee for the bug, or are watching the assignee.